Amarillo Globe and its Publication Details
Founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office. Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company. Associated Press news dispatches credited to AP and regular news published herein. Includes subscription rates and contact listings.
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What About the Victim and the Killer
A 17-year-old boy in Missouri killed a passing school teacher after a disputed robbery and hid the body. The piece condemns lenient reform and calls for hanging, criticizing sensationalism and the misuse of crime science theories. It cites Richard Washburn Child on crime and argues for tougher penalties to deter youth violence.
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Colorado
Missouri
Chicago
Richard Washburn Child
Saturday Evening Post
St. Louis
Radio Station Listings and Evening Programs Across Markets
Central time schedule lists WCCO WUance WHAD and.WBAF type stations with musical programs baseball scores weather and news. Entries note specific times programs orchestras and entertainers across Minneapolis St Paul Des Moines Dallas Calgary Oakland Los Angeles Portland and Kansas City with a note that station management may alter schedules.
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Winnippg
Francee James
Kathleen Hobson
WCCO
Minneapolis ST. Paul
WEAF
WHAD
Milwaulker
WCBD
Zion
Celeg Tial Hella
WHAS
Louisville
WOC
Davenport
WEAB
LeClaire Orchestra
WHO
Des Moines
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WOAW
Omaha
ETHS
Hot Springs
Mepee
Whittington Park Orchestra
WFAA
Dallas
Alex Hughes
New York Day by Day: Cafe Cryer Tales and Broadway Echoes
New York gossip blends cafe life and theater chatter as a cafe cryer recalls a night of hustlers and lovers. Reports note Elmer seeking truth about a lost salary envelope, showgirls aiding supper clubs, and famed figures like Ross Murphy and Wallie McCutcheon returning to revues. Long Island hay rides and a forthcoming Fifties hotel with single apartments cap the slice of city life.
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Cryer
Saratoga
Palace
Eagle Run
Mr. Belasco
Elmer
Broadway
Ross Charlie Murphy
Rector’s
Thin Ice in Cabaret Shows Rosy Ambition and Doubt
Rosalind Nash quits stenography to seek wealth via a cabaret career but faces disapproval from Madeline Browning and suitor Jack Armstrong. A night at Club Tivo li reveals Dorothy Richards unhappy with her wealthy husband Tony. Rosalind confronts the lure of money versus love and fears her own chances of success.
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Madeline Browning
Jack Armstrong
Rose
Rosalind
Dorothy Richards
Money
Tivoli
Tony
Toney
Nicky Blake
Nicky
Dorothy
Tomorrow- A Change of Heart
Rosalind contemplates love and money after a cabaret world clash. Nicky Blake’s kiss and status tempt her to marry wealth, while Alvin Rives is unavailable and Edith Thomas beckons in a tangled love triangle. The story weighs judgment, ambition, and personal longing.
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Dorothy
Nicky Blake
Alvin Rives
Alvin
Edith Thomas
Rosalind
Nicky
Tony
Combine All Conveniences of Hotels with Home Comforts
Placeholder text appears to be an ad copy from 1925 describing a lodging concept that merges hotel conveniences with home-like comfort. The fragment references McNaught Syndicate, Inc. as the copyright holder and suggests a marketing angle for a lodging service.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Hoover urges commodity monopoly counter action
Secretary Hoover urged counter action in America against high prices caused by foreign monopoly on rubber coffee potash nitrate and other products. He said the most logical step would be legislation permitting American actions to curb the price increases.
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Washington
Ameica
Hoover
Amer
Importers Seek Market Control Similar to Export Trade Authority
The text notes importers of certain commodities urge groups to unite to regulate the market in buyers’ interest. It compares this proposed power to the authority granted to Americans entering the export trade.
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Bishop Brown seeks hearing after heresy verdict
Bishop William M. Brown of Galion Ohio asks the General Convention for reconsideration of a verdict finding him guilty of heresy. He says he is not worried about his fate but questions the church's direction and conditions.
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General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
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